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on april the seventh and eighth we have to tell customers in switzerland. it's nearly every hour they received calls from the embassy telling them to stay at home. in october people expected a repetition of the disturbances that are taken place in april in the run up to elections the streets of major cities and small villages alike were plastered with political propaganda posters back in the summer about one hundred political parties fight for seats in parliament but in the end only thirty parties were allowed to take part in the elections before the polls got underway they have been seen as a crucial event with far reaching ramifications for the nation they were to pave the way for a constitutional reform marking the transition from a presidential republic to a parliamentary republic. we will work in a serious and responsible spirit. to make sure that the parliamentary elections do take place and are held in a peaceful atmosphere in conformity with the election of. republic. contrary to expectations the election passed off in a cam atmosphere but when the
on april the seventh and eighth we have to tell customers in switzerland. it's nearly every hour they received calls from the embassy telling them to stay at home. in october people expected a repetition of the disturbances that are taken place in april in the run up to elections the streets of major cities and small villages alike were plastered with political propaganda posters back in the summer about one hundred political parties fight for seats in parliament but in the end only thirty...
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get the future that we really deserve rather the one that's being hoisted on us is the can work in switzerland it could work in the united states it could work worldwide all right carol thank you so much for the taking the time to speak with us today i was gerald celente the publisher of the trends aris trends journal and the director of the trends research institute all right well as we continue to count down to potential default grim predictions for the future are already unfortunately a reality for some american towns are you going to see a trip to travel to gary indiana a ghost town who sat face could always fall. this is america's ghost town. just twenty five miles from downtown chicago gary indiana dubbed the symbol of urban blight by some compared to post a bike you wish i'm sure noble by others it is a sad thing really is. very depressing. when you see something like this and this kind of condition to just continue to be continue to fall apart this is the city methodist church today it's an abandoned shell but rusted ceilings rotting john and graffiti on these four sites all in the us
get the future that we really deserve rather the one that's being hoisted on us is the can work in switzerland it could work in the united states it could work worldwide all right carol thank you so much for the taking the time to speak with us today i was gerald celente the publisher of the trends aris trends journal and the director of the trends research institute all right well as we continue to count down to potential default grim predictions for the future are already unfortunately a...
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maybe next week but let me answer this question in a dispassionate way i was talking to investors from switzerland and germany who really wanted to get their hands on going to gas and they said to me often they guns on the last few days that they will withdraw from the from the competition to get these assets and they will be strong because they can sense the passion that you mentioned and it's not want to be involved in assets whose legitimacy the property rights and the trust of all of them will be questioned by a very passionate people we not allow islands and profit and coastlines to be traded in exchange of rocks in exchange of bones that would be had a falling a default and the other possibility is that they're seeking a cheaper price all right that's going to do it yes vera fake us thanks so much for being on the kaiser report. thank you and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max geyser and stacy herbert and i thank my guests yanis farah thank us if you want to send me an email please there's a at kaiser report at r t t v that are you and i like scientists t
maybe next week but let me answer this question in a dispassionate way i was talking to investors from switzerland and germany who really wanted to get their hands on going to gas and they said to me often they guns on the last few days that they will withdraw from the from the competition to get these assets and they will be strong because they can sense the passion that you mentioned and it's not want to be involved in assets whose legitimacy the property rights and the trust of all of them...
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. >> reporter: in switzerland donning a wingsuit, jeb leapt from a 7,000-foot cliff. his target, these balloons, in the hand of one of his ground crew, whwhe rocketininby at 120 miles an hour. a miscalculation of inches could prove fatal, to him and to his assistant. >> i wanted to see if i could get three feet over their head. i get four feet over their head. three feet over their head. >> reporter: as he approached the man on the ground it looked like he was coming in too low, too fast. these are the cold, jagged ridges of switzerland's matterhorn, where he is practicing for the most dangerous stunt of his life. in september in china, he will attempt to rocket through this hole in a mountain, threading the needle or dying. >> i'm going to be -- i'll be dropping out of a helicopter around here about 2,000 feet above the cave. then, i'm going to be flying through the cave and in the cave right around this direction right t re. flying through the mountain. and then coming out on the other side of the mountain. this is the single most difficult thing i've ever tried to
. >> reporter: in switzerland donning a wingsuit, jeb leapt from a 7,000-foot cliff. his target, these balloons, in the hand of one of his ground crew, whwhe rocketininby at 120 miles an hour. a miscalculation of inches could prove fatal, to him and to his assistant. >> i wanted to see if i could get three feet over their head. i get four feet over their head. three feet over their head. >> reporter: as he approached the man on the ground it looked like he was coming in too...
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attention and the headlines, this morning we're reading about the new capital surcharges in banks in basel switzerland. the volcker rule arguments between jamie diamond and ben bernanke dominate the gossips columns such as they are in the financial papers. [laughter] >> you would be forgiving thinking about the is the aftermath of the banking crisis. the crisis of the nonbanks. it began in 2007, remember. the signal event was announced by hsbc the bank but the problem hcbs was in its nonbank which was known as household finance a leading subprime lender and those problems then tended to propagate from there. they essentially started in the darkest least regulated parts of the financial system and chewed their way up like a disease that eventually -- or a flood that eventually attacked the ram parts of the strongest building so we worked our way through banks like new century and worked on commercial paper and then monoline insurers. finally we brought down bear stearns and the lehman brothers. it's only then like the citigroups and washington mutuals and bank of americas, you know, saw their very live
attention and the headlines, this morning we're reading about the new capital surcharges in banks in basel switzerland. the volcker rule arguments between jamie diamond and ben bernanke dominate the gossips columns such as they are in the financial papers. [laughter] >> you would be forgiving thinking about the is the aftermath of the banking crisis. the crisis of the nonbanks. it began in 2007, remember. the signal event was announced by hsbc the bank but the problem hcbs was in its...
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or in switzerland. it is not that concentrated. double the size of the economy. i am curious to know why the current level of the new -- in the u.s. is dangerous. what is the counter of the argument that it is not as bad? >> not as bad is not my standard. [laughter] we have had -- the u.s. economy has been the most innovative, has -- if you look at our history you have a distribution of financial institutions similar to the distribution of industrial companies. and you can meet the needs either at a local or national level. now we are concentrating it increasingly where the small business and the community has to have some way to deal with this very large institution because that is soon become their only choice. that is the mechanism in europe. it is not as innovative as in the u.s., at least historically. we have a strength here that we are saying -- because europe has done that it means we should give up our strength? i don't think so. it is a fact of life. i mean, i talked to firms that have been pretty much told by some of those largest most powerful institu
or in switzerland. it is not that concentrated. double the size of the economy. i am curious to know why the current level of the new -- in the u.s. is dangerous. what is the counter of the argument that it is not as bad? >> not as bad is not my standard. [laughter] we have had -- the u.s. economy has been the most innovative, has -- if you look at our history you have a distribution of financial institutions similar to the distribution of industrial companies. and you can meet the needs...
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., eight times in switzerland. despite the fact that we had such a lot of restructuring or because of it, we are less concentrated and there is a much better capacity to withstand the risk of failure of a major institution because there's more capital in the system. one of the great strengths of financial reform in the united states was that we took away the ability of the executive authorities, regulatory authorities, to intervene, to sustain nonviable institutions and give them a chance of living again. women did that discretion because of the moral hazard risk -- we limited that discretion. we are at the early stages of preparing reforms, but we have a lot of work to do. i am confident we will have a much more stable system and better capacity to withstand shocks in the future and to insulate well-managed institutions from the barriers and mistakes of the less prudent. >> thank you very much. the way addressed in a very substantial way and an open way the questions that asked and engaged with the audience conver
., eight times in switzerland. despite the fact that we had such a lot of restructuring or because of it, we are less concentrated and there is a much better capacity to withstand the risk of failure of a major institution because there's more capital in the system. one of the great strengths of financial reform in the united states was that we took away the ability of the executive authorities, regulatory authorities, to intervene, to sustain nonviable institutions and give them a chance of...
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geneva, switzerland. coming in at number four, moscow. and the number three most expensive city in the world? n'djamea, chad. the length of the power train warranty. and the horsepower. only ram delivers this kind of muscle. that'll thin out the herd real quick. guts. glory. ram. that'll thin out the herd real quick. right now, go to priceline for a sneak peek at recent winning and better than ever! hotel bids to find where you n save up to 60% on hotels. * we'll even email you other people's...
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if you believe that mediation was the right way to go, whatever happened to countries like sweden or switzerland to let them mediate? the real point, however, having launched n.a.t.o. in this operation, for n.a.t.o. to fail to get rid of gaddafi, which is on the verge of doing, will be a huge defeat for the united states, for the alliance, not just in north africa and the middle east, but around the world. and the other question about these regimes, obviously, trying to oust one rogue regime led by gaddafi. they're concerned turning the keys over to russia and our backs on libya we wind up with another rowing regime. there are bad possibilities and british and frens said publicly they could accept the situation where gaddafi steps down, but stays in the country. reports are the u.s. has supported that behind the scenes. that's just a prescription for more fighting. so you could have either gaddafi replaced by another terrorist regime or you could have chaos in the space in libya that allows terrorist groups like al-qaeda to use it as a base for operation. this is a massive failure by the united
if you believe that mediation was the right way to go, whatever happened to countries like sweden or switzerland to let them mediate? the real point, however, having launched n.a.t.o. in this operation, for n.a.t.o. to fail to get rid of gaddafi, which is on the verge of doing, will be a huge defeat for the united states, for the alliance, not just in north africa and the middle east, but around the world. and the other question about these regimes, obviously, trying to oust one rogue regime...